Abstract
This paper aims to propose the role of climate change management, data sharing, and government policies for sustainable
agriculture in rural areas of Pakistan to eradicate poverty and the role of trade restrictions has also been discussed. The level of
output and contribution to the Gross Domestic Product from the agriculture sector of Pakistan is decreasing over the period.
Agricultural policies do not support the farmers, data and information sharing channels are outdated and farmers and landlords
are relying on social networking. The government needs to revise policies consistent with the pace of change in climate,
economic conditions and need to improve the methods and systems for data sharing to ensure sustainable agriculture growth in
Pakistan. Magnificent trade restrictions on agriculture products have been imposed by developed economies and these are
continuously increasing over the period. The Government of Pakistan needs to work on agricultural policies and work on the
data or information sharing channels to ensure sustainable agriculture growth to eradicate poverty.
Ijaz Hussain Bokhari, Sajjad Nawaz Khan, Rashid Khalid, Muhammad Noman. (2019) Climate change management, data sharing and government policies for sustainable agriculture to eradicate poverty, Paradigms , Vol 13, Issue 2.
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